Bethel Park real estate transactions for the week of May 24, 2026
May 25, 2026 - 03:49
Several notable real estate transactions closed in Bethel Park during the week of May 24, 2026, with three properties changing hands through estate sales.
On Anna Street, the estate of Charles Hanczyk sold a home at 4316 Anna St. to Jonathan Patrick and Courtney Nicole Striker. The sale price for that property was $260,000.
In the Elderwood Drive area, the estate of Lisa Griffio sold a residence at 3217 Elderwood Drive. David Barone purchased the home for $195,000.
A third transaction involved the estate of William Edward Coyle, which sold a property located at 133 Spartan Drive. Julie Heh bought the home for $262,133.
These transactions represent a mix of price points across different neighborhoods in Bethel Park, with the Spartan Drive sale commanding the highest price of the three. The sales were recorded during the final week of May 2026.
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